Swing voters gather to watch debate at UMD

On Wednesday, swing voters met at the University of Minnesota Duluth to watch Minnesota’s candidates for the open U.S. Senate seat debate at FarmFest. The event was put on by The Swing Voter Pilot, which is an organization with the goal of learning what influences those who do not align with a political party to choose a candidate during an election. And we all kind of know that when it comes to election time, it’s the swing voters who often determine the results of an election. And so, The Swing Voter Pilot is seeking to get real data about what swing voters think, about issues, and about candidates,” said The Swing Voter Pilot spokesperson, Kent Kaiser. For more information on The Swing Voter Pilot, go to: Minnesota — SWING VOTER PILOT